fàilt' air na h-uile - O! 's sona bhith fuireach 'nan còir. Sèist Four more verses appeared in the Oban Times in 1882 written as follows: Chì mi a' ghrian an liath nam flaitheanas, Chì mi 's an iar a ciar 'n uair laigheas i; Chan ionnan 's mar tha i ghnàth 's a' bhaile seo 'N deatach a' falach a glòir. Gheibh mi ann ceòl bho eòin na Duthaige, Ged a tha 'n t-àm thar am na cuthaige, Tha smeòraichean ann is annsa guth leam Na pìob, no fìdheall mar cheòl. Gheibh mi le lìontan iasgach sgadain ann, Gheibh mi le iarraidh bric is bradain ann; Nam faighinn mo mhiann 's ann a stadainn, 'S ann ann as fhaid' bhithinn beò. Fàgaidh mi ùpraid, surd, is glagaraich, Dh'fhaicinn na tìr an cluinnt' a' chagaraich, Fàgaidh mi cùirtean dùinte, salach, A dh'amharc air gleannaibh nam bò. Translation Chorus: O, I see, I see the big mountains; O, I see, I see the steep mountains; O, I see, I do see the corries, I see the mist-covered peaks. I see without delay the land of my birth; I am welcomed in the language I cherish. I will receive there hospitality, and love when I reach it That I'd trade not for tons of gold. Chorus I see there woods, and I see there thickets, I see there the fair and most fertile of meadows; I see there the deer on the ground in the corries Hiding in mantles of mist. Chorus Lofty mountains and resplendent ledges, There dwell my own folk, kind folk of honor. Light is my step as I leap up to meet them; 'Tis with pleasure I'll stay there a while. Chorus Hail to the blue-green grassy hills; Hail to the great peaked hummocky mountains; Hail to the forests, hail to all there, Content I would live there forever. Chorus See also Ailein duinn Fear a' bhàta Gaelic music References Scottish songs Scottish patriotic songs Scottish Gaelic music Scottish Gaelic poems